Guy Provokes Cops In A Company Vehicle, Doesn't End Well For Him
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ORC 2917.11: bit.ly/3XllYhC
Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire: bit.ly/3xg3owM
City of Landrum v. Sarratt: bit.ly/3YPvfQh
State v. Carrick (Appeals Court): bit.ly/3luMcku
State v. Carrick (Supreme Court): bit.ly/3luMcku
CCO 909-5: bit.ly/3xlkSbb
CCO 683.02: bit.ly/3jR68xs
CCO 2329.11: bit.ly/3RRpH5r
State v. Brown: bit.ly/3E3htBz
ORC 2935.26: bit.ly/3E0NbPO
CPD Policy: bit.ly/3IiVid0
ORC 2921.31: bit.ly/3RYc2JU
It wasn't mentioned in the script for whatever reason, but the Columbus Police Body Camera channel reported that the Spectrum employee had been fired before this video was publicly released.
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I feel confident that the way this guy's attitude was through both interactions and circling the cop with the music up instigating the situation that he has approached a lot of other situations with the same attitude at work.
The police can't arrest you for playing profane music, but the company can fire you for doing so from the company car.
I agree with your grades. Interesting video. CT3 a video creator used that song as his out tro. He may have changed it since now RUclips channels have to keep their language clean.
Good to know. That guy is everything wrong with customer service. The cop did a good job here.
Why was my comment removed?
If you've ever had to call them, you know the Spectrum driver is just using his customer service training.
Amazing.
@Quizzical based in fact? Or are you trying to use a different word?
😂
BRO 💀
I don't have Spectrum (got Comcast), but yeah, I hear 'ya.
I really liked that the Cop summarized his interaction on his body cam immediately after he got done with the ticket. That is helpful for everyone if this goes any further.
And easier than writing it all down. Dictation
They need to make this standard operating procedure.
@@MessOfThings wow, ty. very hard to tell!
@@MessOfThingsThey still write a report, and should.
@@floatinggoose9197 do they write reports after issuing a simple citation?
That's the kind of guy that does everything in his power to make his life difficult, then can't figure out why is life is so hard.
Facts there’s a time & place for everything
Insane how many people are like this
Right or wrong, freedoms or etiquette….this guy decided to die on an ant hill.
because he's black lol
That's the God's honest truth right there. Guys like this...🙄 My mom would say to this guy "If the whole world stinks, try checking the end of your nose." 😉
Having been a Spectrum customer for five years, I expect them to promote this employee for his excellent customer service skills.
😂
@@willsrestorations Ah, guarantees from strangers on the internet, the most reliable source of information after pinky promises.
I work for Spectrum. There are 3 possible outcomes.
1.) He shows up to court and pays the ticket. He is required to report all of this to his supervisor regardless of the outcome. If he doesnt its instant termination. Everything blows over, no harm no foul.
2.) If he's lucky....They will bring him into a room with his leadership and give him a written write up. He will be required to acknowledge what he did wrong and write out steps he plans to take to avoid the same situation in the future...Everyone in the room signs the document. If he refuses to accept the correction and acts disrespectful during the interaction they'll terminate him.
3.) HR will fire him immediately for making them look bad. There are written codes of conduct all field employees are required to adhere to. Remaining respectful when interacting with the community is one of the expectations. Technically they have grounds to fire him at any time. He should start kissing ass and apologizing real quick if he wants to keep his job.
@@sergiitk I mean, you can guarantee he's been fired when Audit the Audit pinned a comment saying he was fired. But I do like the sarcasm in your initial comment!
@@__-pl3jg Here's the confirmed outcome from Audit the Audit in a pinned comment, he was in fact, fired. And quite frankly, good glad he was.
The guy really had the audacity ask the cop if "he really didn't have anything better to do" as he's sitting in a company car
Probably on lunch or has some time between appointment. Don't be stupid
I laughed when he said that, as the cop I'd say "You don't have anything better to do on company time besides harass the public and police?" That TRASH music shouldn't be played anywhere in public, and not because of the obscenities either 😂
@Vesta _The_Lesser wym?? Oh lol you think I'm racist, no I just hate this auto tune mumble rap. I like 90s hip-hop and real gangster shit 🤪
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@Vesta _The_Lesser no response?? Thought so, loser.
The policeman didn't "demand" that driver turn down his music he did say please at the end.
The driver was looking for attention, and he received it. Your grades were correct.
I'd be glad to have this cop on our local streets.
How do them boots taste ?
@@realhastalamuerte303 he's a bootlicker bc he wants an actual good cop to be on the force?
well in that case, i must be elvis!!!
@realhastalamuerte303 is AtA a boot licker for giving him and other cops good grades for good conduct boot lickers as well? Can we get a list of actions and their level of boot lickery, please?
@@realhastalamuerte303this is the 🤡 🤡 🤡 that hates cops but would call the cops on his own other wadda goof
@@realhastalamuerte303 how is he a bootlicker when he simply said that he's glad this cop is on the local streets?
That was a "textbook" example of extraordinary police conduct. Even though the officer was obviously upset at the suspects actions, he remained professional and in control of those emotions. We are all human, and he handled his human "frailties" better than most.
Not extraordinary at ALL...this is reasonable expected conduct with their BOSS...WE THE PEOPLE.
@E L And this is why you fail. Haha 🤣
@EL-cw9do lmao I'm betting you wouldn't do shit.
@E L Does he have the right to drive recklessly in order to intimidate another driver on the road?
@@wswillett that is an incorrect statement. You are not the boss of a government employee. The individuals that you elect for your city council are the bosses. You have no authority to hire or fire law enforcement. They act on the authority of the state and which they take their oath. It's a nice touch to say you're a police officer's boss but in reality, you're just a citizen who has the power to vote city council members in and out of office. To add, every police officer who lives in the city in which they serve are technically paying their own salary.
Whether you're guilty or not, generally it's best not to speak to cops and just get a lawyer and deal with it in court. The guy in the van needs to chill.
Yeah, that's what these idiots don't understand. The cop is there to spot violations of the law. You can only win the case in court. You can't win it on the street.
That depends on the circumstances really. If youre a suspect, then its best not to talk to the police. If youre an eye witness to a murder where a loved one lost their life, then you probably should talk to the police. Of course you can go from witness to suspect, but atleast here in Finland the police are legally required to tell you as soon as possible if youre under pre-eliminary investigation.
Cop committing treason and felonies should NOT be dealt with in the treasonous lawless "courts" because WE have no obligation to make an "appearance" when they have NO "cause of action" and NO 'standing." HE cannot be the complainant.....
@@rykehuss3435 Still have a lawyer. Prosecutors get off to implicating a witness if they can.
@@rykehuss3435 nope. Cops exist to try to incriminate you. Wait for a lawyer
The beauty of this audit is that we got what we purport to want (and what I sincerely want): Officers behaving with absolute integrity and dignity. Best audit of the week!!!
What is wrong with all you people today? How did he behave with integrity and dignity? He did not like the music then demanded it be turned down. NO proof anyone else was wanting it turned down, but whatever, guy turns it down,....But when he leaves he turns it back up since he is no longer around all these kids. Cop does not like it so he pulls him over. bullcrap is what that was.
@@Chewy_GarageBandDad it was clearly stated by Audit the Audit within this video that other customers at the garage did indeed complain about the music and wanted it turned down of off and therefore that appears to be the proof you say is not there.
@@peterroberts7921 Just because Audit the Audit repeats what the cop says happened does not mean it happened. You clearly see the cop pumping and then walking up to the guy to ask him to turn it down. Here is what you are missing. He said, "yes sir" and turned it down. Now you want me to believe that the van was doing circles around the cop car blasting his music? I call bull. It dont make sense. The most likely answer is that the guy pulled out, and now that he was starting to get away from the kids and karens he turned it back up as the reason he was asked to turn it down was cause of kids and karens. If the guy wanted a conflict, he had a chance for one. He could have told the cop to piss off when initially confronted and there's his conflict.
in conclusion, you have to do some mental gymnastics to believe 1. The guy decided to run circles around the cop with music blasting after he respected everyones wishes, 2. That that van has the accustics to break sound ordinances, 3. A cop can be respectful when possibly being disrespected and 4. A black man with a job has the cajoonas to harass the police while on the job in the company car. " therefore that appears to be the proof you say is not there."🤫
@@peterroberts7921 Furthermore, when pulled over the worker has his window rolled up and you can barely hear the music. I went to google earth and according to the cops own words searched where they got pulled over and looked for a gas station around there. By no stretch of the imagination I can say, this cop pulled the guy over miles away from the gas station. Furthermore furthermore further.... When the guy asks the cop what did you pull me over for, listen to the response. The cop cant even talk..."loud sound 25ft away is this the minimum that you can't blow a past." WHAT? The cop cant even articulate what law is being broken because the cop dont know! He making shit up.
@@Chewy_GarageBandDad HIS music was garbage bro and tbh he did violate the city ordinance with that loud blaring ruckus music.
As an employer, I wouldn't want employees bringing negative attention, be it loud music of any kind, aggressive driving, or bad attitude. Out of uniform/company car, what they do is up to them
Lol I don't think that is a unique take...
And a real A Hole officer could have arrested or detained him, had the van towed and Spectrum would have had to pay the fines to release it. I can't imagine the driver have his job after that. That is just disrespect for your place of employment.
Possibly better to call his company as a concerned citizen and make a complaint. I've done this for company vans in the left lane driving slow while texting.
This is why I always make a point to report reckless drivers to their employer, as I wouldn't want my employee representing my company like that, nor would I want the potential liability. Incredibly, I rarely get a response.
Spectrum installers are the bottom of the barrell. One tried to charge me $100 for running wires through a wall, no wires involved in his work. A friend had one steal her credit card and had video of him using it 10 minutes after he left her house. Most of them are contractors. AVOID SPECTRUM.
I used to work for Spectrum as a tech. I knew he was going to get fired. You get a ticket in your van, depending on the circumstances, they're going to fire you. And registration and insurance should've already been together in your log book with your inspections. It's company policy.
It shouldn't be a necessary reason for a firing, the worker might have been a great worker for 20 years and just getting a ticket shouldn't see such a worker fired, but this guy, probably should be fired
@@jeromemccollom936 "depending on the circumstances"
I am sure the registration and insurance were right where they should have been - the guy enjoyed giving the officer a rough time and that was another dig to make it harder for the officer.
“Nah. No I don’t have a court date”
“Okay what’s the date? I’ll be there”
Honestly, that was a REALLY stupid thing to say, because the cop could have taken that as "I ain't going to court" and taken him into custody until he could be dragged in front of a judge.
He fixed his own neural connections just in time to stop himself getting jailed and probably fired
Dude's a knob
^&#% tha police ... Imma call my sergeant friends!
@@wessltov No no, I think that's the glitch for him.
Spectrum Guy: "So I just totally schooled this cop by blasting my music!"
Spectrum Guy's Sgt. Friend: "Lose my number"
Sgt friend of spectrum guy : "who are u?"
I know it's not fair of me, but people forcing me to listen to their music at high volume in traffic takes away an unfortunate amount of my sympathy when bad things happen to them.
The law doesn't work when a train drives by. They honk their horn night and day loud enough to be heard a mile away.
@@anthonynash8079 there is an actual safety reason associated with that. And they are required to do it. Not saying they always apply the rules properly. Same with loud pipes on a bike. They make the rider safer. I'd be very interested in how BOOM thump thump BOOM BOOM thump thump BOOM BOOM thump thump...f yo MAMA ..so loud it actually rattles MY car windows has a similar safety association.
It’s blacks and browns
@@giygas79 you know I’m right
@@BikingVikingHHbruh anyone who does it is annoying ASF. Black and browns aren’t above the law unlike anyone else.
Really like how this channel makes every effort to take an unbiased stance. It would be easy to pander to the "all cops are bullies," or "officers can do no wrong," crowds. But ATA covers a wide range of topics and with a fair sense of right and wrong.
I appreciate channels that remember the moderates. RUclips's algorithm doesn't. My youtube feed is so confused. I watch cop stuff, then get fed, all of the extreme right wing crap channels. Then I pepper in some science, history, language, travel stuff just to get it to stop thinking I am a wannabe alpha incel who wants to have an opinion on other people's social lives, in other states, 3000 miles away from my existence. Then I subscribe to credible news sources from around the world, watch a diversity of viewpoints. That's an attempt to get it stop feeding me shit only from the south. As soon as I get into diversity of viewpoints, I get stuff that is about diverse people but then the next feed is left extremism. Nothing for the moderates, I really have to search for balance. I don't think youtube has figured out I am a female. Which is wild because I know Google parent company probably has my DNA blueprint in it's search engine. FFS RUclips moderates exist. If I want to watch cop videos why do I need to know KKK radio exists? Algorithm forgets the human part.
Tell that to the comments haha. Some people can't understand that sometimes, cop aren't the bad guy
@@clint-thenormalguy-rockwell365 umm...they just did?
In several of his videos he has cut out certain content to make it more clear which side to route for, so to say he takes every effort to take an unbiased stance, would be wrong. Just look at his video titled "Illegally arrested for defending her brother" for instance, where he cut out certain parts of the video where she made threats to kill an officer's family.
That video in particular was very bad in regards to bias. It's also of note that he rarely actually updates cases as they proceed in court, and on multiple occasions I've had to do personal research to find out how a case resolved. In general his channel relies on rage bait, but it's good as an intro into constitutional rights, as he explains the constitutionality of specific situations quite well, regardless of possible bias.
These grades are always biased, and always favor the civilian. Cop deserved an A+ while douche bag deserved an F.
If anyone is interested, the channel this video is from is actually ran by an actual cop from this agency. His name is officer Ben. He requests the footage & uploads it, explaining things clearly. He shows his own cam a lot. This is probably the most compassionate police force I've ever witnessed & they could be used as training for other agencies.
Lol. No. They are absolutely not a compassionate police force. Please stop shilling for CPD. They are at least as garbage as most other police departments in this country. CPD has been featured on this channel at least a dozen times over the past year or two. That is disproportionately terrible compared to the size of the department and the city. For context, CPD has been featured for their terrible behavior more frequently than Ohio highway patrol, NYPD, LAPD, Chicago PD and Miami PD….all of whom have more interactions and more crime in their area. Columbus PD frequently uses excessive force, overcharges for minor crimes, escalates situations and has been known to shoot at least one unarmed person and one person in the back at least once per year for nearly a decade (look it up). THIS is the reason why officer involved shooting camera footage is required to be released to the public within 48 hours. They are untrustworthy and their police practices should not be mirrored anywhere else.
link?
@@KnaveRain it'll probably remove that link I just posted. If so, it's Columbus police body cam
The link to the orginal page and video is in the description if u still need it.
How is she compassionate? There was no victim and the man was clearly at work. Leave him be and go find actual criminals
I really like seeing examples of how officers performed well in these situations; sometimes it feels disheartening when we only see the bad ones.
I mean as soon as he mentions the Spectrum employee circling him multiple times and he didn't deny it, while being so loud about his feelings, it was obvious he knew he was trying to start something. The cop handled this really well and was calm even after the guy was clearly trying to make him mad. That's how more cops should be.
Yes, he seemed very conscious that this could be an audit. But he may have behaved differently years ago if he didn’t know about auditors.
When the employee said, "c'mon man, you ain't got anything else to do", I knew, he knew he was guilty. Anytime someone has responded like that to me, they know they have been caught
No the right thing would've been to go on about his business everything doesn't require your attention.
@Roger M what that's the dumbest ish I've ever heard. That simply means your ass followed me all the way from the gas station over music,music really aren't there some real crimes going on you know something better to do.🤦🏾🤷🏾
@Notsirol Avniw aka Backwordz both the channel and cop conform multiple citizens got his attention so this was a public disturbance. Unfortunately if there is a public disturbance and a law, in this case a noise ordinance, that applies to it then it would be shitty to ignore it. The cop did the right thing by simply asking him to stop. The guy not only didn't stop he waited for the cop to leave the store, raised the volume, and presumably drove circles around the cop while he got in his car. He did stop him because he informed him he was breaking the law, asked him to stop, the guy said he would, then turned around and made a scene. I'm usually happy to assume the worst but when the driver agrees with how the cop describes the situation its hard to do that.
"Call my Sergeant Friends", what a giant man child.
He should've been embarrassed to say such a thing much less think it. Plus that's not his friend, it's just a Spectrum customer he did some work at once.
nothing the pig wouldnt have done
@@glennellis6759 😂
Also implicates any of such "friends" he supposedly has, for abuse of power and corrupt conduct.
Extra kudos to this cop for definite best practice of narrating to the body cam. It is another way to see the body cam as friend not for, it saves him from having to remember everything when later typing the report, it provides more transparency because it will be released with the body cam footage (in litigation even if not under a state's FOIA), it makes finding a pattern of mistaken beliefs easier _before_ those result in a lawsuit or death, and provides for more public security through accountability because it's another place to see how the story changes if something ends up coming under scrutiny.
Now I know why Spectrum customer service appointments have no less than a 6 hour window.
Spectrum may have an issue with this. He has to remember that while he is in a company vehicle and in company uniform, he is representing the company. This could be a firing offence. Do it on your own time!
Spectrum is garbage so 🤷♀️
Is that a factory stereo?
Or did the employee throw in an amp?
I suspect the latter.
Should be fired for the modifications alone.
@@kanoaikawach this employee is even more garbage so......
Ohio is an "at will work state" he could be fired for anything.
I wonder if they found out about it. if so he likely was fired but no idea if cops would actually reach out to the company to report the issue or not, probably not, guessing their is some law that doesn't allow it so a customer may have to submit the complaint or something. who knows.
_"Yeah, sorry. That music was loud. I'll turn it down."_ - ... and that would have been that.
This was great control by the officer. No ego, no escalation.
No respect for the victims rights.
@@Don-mi6zl Sovereign Citizen crybaby spotted
He just tailed a minority because he plays music he doesn't like... To protect and serve
@@Don-mi6zl That was not evident in this video.
No ego? he was offended by the lyrics to the guys music so he told him to turn it down😂 that's a hell of an ego
This is what the technicians are doing while you are waiting for them to show up during your installation window time.
No, this is what *this* technician is doing lmao
I mean lets be fair to that poor guy, he has to kill the time somehow! Why not provoke the citizens with obnoxious loud music while also trying to get a raise out of a cop for fun!
Wait... wait.. wait... they show up ON TIME? Within the 4 hour window? NAH. Spectum?? HELL NAH.
@@StriKe_jk And then they're always late.
@@Denbrr I must've had 2 hours before the window closed, so he used that time to sit at a gas station and antagonize cops and citizens.
the very fact the officer said to the disgruntled man that he brought it to him by circling him and blasting his music and not once did he deny that happened tells me that in all likelihood that is what happened considering the confrontational manner in which he acted for everything else.
He's gonna call his Sgt. friend...lol
Yea, probably better if he had a judge friend!😂
How Sgt friend will probably tell him he was stupid
He'll probably be calling the unemployment office soon after. I don't see him having that job for long once they find out he's being a bum and causing problems in their vehicle.
Yeah I’m friends with the same Sargent, his name is Shultz. He’s not very helpful in these situations,because he never sees anything or knows anything.
You can hear Audit the Audit’s voice chuckle a bit at that part lol
This is a lesson in just being a decent person. People act like they are the only people on the planet and have absolutely zero concern for others and it gets worse everyday. I'm sure this guy is a real gem around his customers.
Funny you should mention that because these ordinances exist because someone else thinks they're the only ones on the planet. The guy had his music a little loud, a few notches lower would have been fine frankly you can barely make it out on the camera when the clip starts I had to rewatch it three or four times just to figure out what song it was... it isn't that loud... the cop was being just as much of a d*ck as the guy was... the guy just escalated it beyond what it should have been.
@@baphomeat i know right? it's music like it's not hurting anybody. Crazy to think you can get pulled over for this crap.
@@PowerfulKundalini is extremely annoying hearing garbage rap music that's so loud it shakes your car and hurts your ears.
@@baphomeat I would say we can't hear the music, content or volume, due to it overloading the cameras microphone not because it wasn't loud in real life.
Also could be a sound editing choice from AtA as it was too loud and didn't want to cause headphone users viewing the video to scream in pain.
No different than jabronis playing music out loud on the train instead of using headphones.
Noise is very intrusive and is a very difficult thing to protect ourselves from when people blast music through speakers and car audio systems. It is becoming more common for people to blast music with expetive language through speakers when they go out for a jog, bike ride, or shopping
It’s going to become more common as our communities become less white
i try to listen to music that doesnt have lyrics when im out and about so i dont feel as bad for it being loud
Hearing the cop talk about how the driver started blaring F The Police gave me a great chuckle
Me too 😅
Absolutely brilliant. If he actually did that, I wanna give that guy a salute.
Yet you see people in comments claiming the cops ego was not part of it. If the cop wanted to actually change the guys perception of police he could have just talked to him like a person rather than abuse authority to show he is in charge.
@@fintan9218 you must be a special kind of basement dweller to think trashy people like the Spectrum driver would ever change just from a single conversation.
@@fintan9218 by simply waving at the guy and going about his day, he would have changed the guys mind. By pulling the guy over and possibly costing the guy his job, he solidified the guys hatred of police.
I remember blaring my music when I first got my car at 18. Everyone thought I was so cool … then I grew up and realised it was just annoying.
I don't think "everyone" thought you were cool. I think you thought they thought you were cool. That's what I think.
@@SethVoid OP is clearly aware of that
Depends on if you have good music taste tbh. I grew up thinking ppl who blast good music were cool.
They are still very much so cool
@@ActuallyEvil2 who decides that the music is "cool"?
@@deannanace8935 the listener.
You can’t tell me he didn’t play roddy rich on purpose “fuck 12 fuck swat” as he walks away 😂
I want to mention that this cop did what we all want to do when someone is blasting their music at a gas station. He just did it more politely
🙂👍👍👍👍
I hate noise obnoxious people. Noise is so invasive. On public transport you can’t even escape. Hate those people.
It's always the same people who blast their radios at gas stations.
@@TheBooban I'm not a fan of loud music but I have a big problem with the government making the volume of speech and expression illegal. This drivers music was loud but as a reasonable person I wouldn't say it was dangerous levels even though I may not like it. Plus I really hate vague laws that rely on the subjective whim of the officers in question. Noise and volume regulations should require specific decibel levels.
This is an instance of an officer's opinion of what is too loud. With only a video recorder and not a decibel recorder, it is then again left to a judges opinion
This is a perfect example of "just don't be a dick"
Yeah, a simple "my bad officer, I'll keep it down" and boom, problem over. But noooooo, he had to be an asshole and it's probably cost him his job. Numpty.
Wish we had more of this "just don't be a dick" in society.
@@davidgonzales1812 there's too much dickness around. The most common one being when someone cuts you off and you beep your horn at them, and instead of waving an apology like a normal person, the give you the finger for daring to point out their mistake
6:25 I live in Cleveland and did not know the law states: "No person shall play any radio, music player or audio system in a motor vehicle at such volume, as to disturb the quiet, comfort or repose of other persons or at a volume which is plainly audible to persons other than the occupants of said vehicle". Apparently this statute is ineffective because I hear people playing loud obnoxious heavy bass music in their cars all the time.
Never been a fan of police specifically because they do not act like this officer. I appreciate officers like this who are calm, and don't allow their ego to take over.
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The cop lied and allowed his ego to take over. The cop doesn't like rap music that those people play and he was going to put a stop to it and lie about other people complaining.
@@cobracommander9138 nah gtfo, that shit's a public nuisance and needs to be punished.
Vast majority of police officers are like this one, professional and polite. We just don't see them often on youtube or news because what's normal don't make news.
@@mj99875, I'm referring to officers that I have personally encountered. Growing up they were either rude, or even if they were initially nice, it was always, and I mean always the first step to them wanting my ID or to explain my existence. Plain clothes could care less about civil rights when I was younger. People need to stop putting officers up on a pedestal. They are people given too much power and authority, and few checks and balances on the streets, where for some reason their words carry more weight than a civilian.
I'm sure the driver was violating at least a Spectrum company policy. This is not how they want to be represented in the community. If they don't have a policy for professionalism for drivers/technicians, they should.
I work for Spectrum and we definitely do. He was wayyyyyy off base and probably got fired kmmediately.
Playing music that loud is NEVER enjoyable to those in the car.
This is a pure "Look at me" moment.
Gas was $1.99!? Dang, that’s the real steal here
If I remember correctly, that was the days of Trump or close to it.
$1.40 per litre in Canada right now:/
@@TheGuy.. You should look into that. It's diesel.
Diesel.
Cop: Hey could you please turn that down a bit?
Spectrum driver: Yeah of course, no problem.
Everybody peacefully goes about their day.
Right.
I mean if he's not legally required to then it's up to him whether he wants to, nothing they can do about it.
@@Foojaleeckalikeelamaka He was legally required to, tho
@@NotAGoodUsername360 He was not.
@@kanoaikawachHe was.
Refreshing to see a cop not get tied up in his emotions when confronted with someone disagrees with him.
@lazynow1 why not both?
@lazynow1 Well, the guy was breaking the law in front of the cops. Its not like he dropped out of a drug bust or ignored a domestic violence call to hunt the guy down.
@lazynow1 Tell me then, when he chose to enforce the law here, was he choosing to do so ignoring a call to a violent crime? What about a call to a drug bust? or even a robbery? If he didn't, then why is him enforcing the law here such a big problem for you? You act like cops don't usually spend most of their days dealing with petty disputes and non-violent crimes, not to mention that you would probably whinge if the cops didn't enforce laws on smaller crimes.
The guy was disturbing others to the point that others were complaining about him and was doing that on purpose. 15 minutes to deal with him is not going to mean that it is going to change crime statistics or stop violent crime from happening.
@lazynow1 That doesn't answer my questions. Cops can't read minds or predict the future. They can only respond to calls and reports from their higher ups for things like warrants. If they haven't been made aware of a violent crime, then you can't expect them to respond to them.
So I ask you again, why do you care so much that the police are enforcing the law when in doing so, they aren't ignoring violent crimes or more serious matters?
@lazynow1 if its such a massive issue for you why not join a PD's drug division to become the super hero cop that you want this guy to be
He truly best sums up Spectrum customer service as a whole. 😂
I love how no matter how wacky or weird the events are, ATA always stays professional without ever breaking character.
Edit: Yeah, he has broken A LITTLE on some very unfair situations for people now that I think about it.
Well, unfortunately it’s an A.I. voice that’s why he never breaks character.
@@takuyaono805 I was under the impression ATA commissioned voiceovers? Either way, the scripts have a consistently low level of bias
I heard ATA is a post-singularity AI acting as one tentacle of a subtle and insipid social manipulating beast who is gently guiding us towards the end of history. Or the end of our species. 😇👹
@@wessltov You couldn't be more wrong.
Audit the audit is in no way shape or form a lawyer and is completely biased.
@@ThinkingDoesMakeMeImportant How is he bias?
This cop has superhuman patience.
Columbus cops are usually super chill
@@maxsinventions8913 It's the normal Ohio etiquette. We're the fuck around and find out type of people. But also hold the door type that say "ope, sorry about that" or "ope lemmie just slide by" when we accidently get into someones way 🤣
Looks like regular normal ol vanilla human type patience to me, unless *I'm* some sort of super human.
@@IronArmPanda🤡
Well he’s a cop he should have patience the bar set low for them everything they do impresses yall 😂
Spectrum Cable representing the company like a champ!
He should be on the spectrum customer service team lol
The Spectrum employee should be fired. Poor representative of the company.
Somewhere there is a spectrum manager beaming with pride watching his employee use the tactics he used at company training.
Didn’t expect another video this week this is awesome
Elephant in the room here folks. $1.99 for gas at that station!
During the height of COVID 19
Can confirm being pulled over for loud music in Columbus they take the sound ordinance seriously.
@No Name that's the right way to do it. First talk to them. Then if they continue, then bring law enforcement into it. Then if you have to take it to court you can show the judge you tried in good faith. Judges (from personal experience) take kindly to people who try to work things out first between each other.
And that’s the way to get fired from your job….
This officer did great. We need more officers with his level headedness
Love how he shows a video about the “victim” in the wrong too and not just corrupt cops
I have no idea what state of mind these people have who insist that everybody within their vicinity hear their music blasting from their car.
It's not everyday on ATA that the officer gets a higher grade than the civilian, but this one was absolutely deserved. This officer is a pretty good one, all things considered.
I remember in the 60's or 70's hospitals use to have signs up, indicating its a quiet zone. We were also taught in drivers ed that it was illegal to play loud music near a hospital. Its been decades since I saw signs or anyone mentioning this
@T Raybern Did you miss the part where he said 60's and 70's? The laws have changed ding dong.
@@Denbrr They're just reflecting the energy of the op's comment.
It's crazy that people don't understand the rights they like to flaunt come with responsibilities to follow.
They're comfortable to have freedom but don't want any responsibility once conflict arrives
Yeah consequences are really hard for people to accept. Especially if they don't think about anyone but themselves. They can never be wrong because they don't care to hear what anyone else has to say. In one word, narcissist.
Yea it's super crazy how they like to flaunt "first amendment rights" etc, all while those same rights have consequences when you break laws that involve them. At least this guy got fired, and a nice ticket. Hopefully he learns, but judging by his childish behavior he won't learn. Good on the cop.
I felt undecided during the first encounter at the gas station. It was like "just playing some music", but illegal is illegal. After it was expressed multiple times that the Spectrum driver started to follow and continue to approach the officer while listening to loud music, it was then I realized that behavior was just uncalled for. The spectrum driver wanted to push the officers buttons and see how far he could test the officer. Grow up, dude.
This cop cut this guy so many chances. Went out of his way to do it
why this cat would decide to do this in his work truck is BEYOND ME
He wants to get fired.
maybe he's a dog
Just your typical ghetto thug thinking he is better than everyone else and doesn't have to follow the rules that we all follow on a daily basis
He probably thought being in the work truck made him untouchable. Like they were just going to ticket the vehicle if anything and it wouldn't have anything to do with him. Even when the cop comes up asking for registration and insurance, the driver thinks he has some kind of pass "this is a company car"
Maybe he was, being stuid, fishing for both auditing lawsuit money and racism-based-firing money.
Clearly, this unidentified police officer was NOT a Spectrum customer. If the officer used Spectrum services, he would have been much less professional and more angry at the employee. "My internet is down again! Get out of the f-ing vehicle!"😀
This is what those cable/internet techs be doing instead of going to your house to fix your shit lmfao. No wonder they are always late.
Haha, he had an appointment, finished it in fifteen minutes but recorded it as a two hour job.
@@MessOfThings Bro lmaooo
I thought it was weird when my last estimate was "between 8 AM and 30 days for contempt of court"
"I'm gonna call some of my sergent friends" = "I'm telling mom"
Great job for this Cop , this is the kind of police officers we need in our community, calm , profesional and use the de escalate tactics to avoid confrontation, excellent performance 👍👍👍👍
Whatever.... I call bull. That cops story makes no sense and how that work truck has a system in it loud enough to break ordinance is beyond me. That cop just wanted to be a dick.
This seems to be one of the rare cases where a police officer is rated well and his opponent is rated poorly.
Both, in my view, rightly so.
A legal analysis of this story fails to reveal the big picture. The guy was displaying some black pride, an the officer was an unthinking tool enforcing the status quo.
Or the cop could have driven the other direction and went about his day... If it was Beethoven would he have felt moved to issue a ticket?
Code Blue Cam also has a ton of videos of cops being chill guys that don't escalate. It seems like WI cops are the chillest in America.
@@tawanawatson3052 prolly not cuz a grown man playin that typa music would have sum better to do than get butthurt by sum cop while he’s in a work car at that
@@misteral9045 because blaring the N-word in front of an elementary school is displaying black pride? That's black pride to you?
To me, that's as stupid as saying that "whites only" country clubs are about white pride.
I feel like the officer is a parent. As a parent myself it bothers me whenever anyone is using or listening loudly to foul language or profanities because I am responsible for my kids and when they learn about these things. They don't need to start repeating these words when they are 2 or so years old and have no idea what they are really saying
Sounded like he asked the man politely, he could have said yessir and that would have been the end of it.
Would the cop even asked if he had been playing Jazz or country music? It seemed to be some bias against hip hop and the perceived culture around it
@@ish7957 how many calories did you burn jumping to that conclusion? He was asked to turn it down and the cop went about his business.
@@ImmortalSausage C'mon bro. Don't act like there isn't a bias against hip hop music...especially loud hip hop music
@@ish7957 oh yeah there definitely is, I just don't see it in this situation.
@Illin Ramen how can you not? Do you think this cop would have said something if he was blasting jazz? Personally, I don't think so
I don't think the officer was confused on being able to say "there are kids around" he wasn't saying it's a law because of that, he's coming to him as one human to another saying have some social Etiquette.
Etiquette** and I agree with you
That's part of it anyway.
@@Richardino117 I apologize🤣 I was a little under the influence when I commented this and didn't even think to proofread it. I appreciate the friendly help.
The officer definitely conducted the stop very professionally...even with the refusal to sign & the defendant stating that he didn't have a court date implying possible non-attendance.
The defendant seemingly wanted to provoke an escalated response from the officer most likely to infer racial bias by the police...kudos to the officer for not taking the bait.
The officer was very professional! Columbus needs more officers with this level of self control.
Yes so much self control to pull somebody over for music 😂😂 the irony
@@DeezTreatz if the music was loud then yes. Other people's quiet enjoyment in public shouldn't have to be harassed by your loud music.
@@SulingClarinet should probably go Google the definition of harassed 😂😂 cause music being played loudly isn't harassment 🤦♂️
@@DeezTreatz Yeah it can be. I take it you're no lawyer either.
@Aaron Stone you definitely don't need to be a lawyer to know the definition of harassed 😂😂 man baby you gotta start reading more
I can't imagine the stupidity it takes to do this on company time in uniform and in company property
Cop thinks the guy is only looking for an interaction, so he gives him one.
Brilliant.
What makes you think he was looking for an interaction? Guy was sitting in his van listening to music. Hardly looking for a fight. Unless you personally consider that offensive for some reason? Could you explain that for me?
@@misteral9045 do you know how to read?
@@misteral9045 he drove AROUND CIRCLING the cop with loud music blaring "F the police".
@@deannanace8935 Yes, and I'm not defending that. Let's remember that he only did that after the cop approached him and without authority told him to turn it down.
@@deannanace8935 Oh, and that's protected by free speech anyway. Saying fuck the police in one form or another has been covered many times on this channel, it's protected free speech, and in fact cops are held to a higher standard of emotional control than civilians.
Glad to see a video showcasing one of the good ones.
So wonder if the fucking pig of a cop ever stops those assholes on their bikes that you can hear more than 50ft away? Does he pull over the redneck inbred fuckers who blast country music like Kid Rock, Travis Titty, or Toby Keith? II bet he doesn’t cause he doesn’t have the FUCKING BALLS to do it. This was a simple “I don’t like rap music so I want to throw my badge heavy, pussy ass at the nigg*r”.
You can tell no one has ever dusted that young man's chin. We are lost as a society.
I think you are spot-on with your assessment of both the police officer and driver.
I can't ask the narrarator but I think he should get an F, I will be generous in giving him a D for having a pulse. How come he doesn't just flunk?
Never seen a cop pump gas 😂
I see that shit almost everyday 😂
Yeah I see one almost every time I pump. They all use fleet cards and just go to any station that supports it, which is pretty much all of them.
Then you haven't been paying attention.
Don't get out much,do you.
this is why we have cops. for bullshit like this. unreal. go police some real crime
If I were Spectrum, I’d be concerned as to if this guy was performing his work duties? He sure had a lot of time to harass the police. It truly looked like harassment of the officer to me.
Why? They should be able to just look at their job assignment system and see if it's getting done.
if he has time to do that it means he's not doing his job, or little actual work.
Wasting company resources.
No matter what he's on company time in a company truck with the logo clearly on it for all to see. It reflects negatively on the company.
@@LagrangePoint0 That's an assumption and a half.
A lot of these dudes have time between their calls. And since they are working they are also entitled to a break.
Now your assumption could be correct. I don't know this guy. But unless you do too, it's an assumption.
Another great video! As always I appreciate the diligent technical presentation and education Audit the Audit provides.
“You don’t have anything better to do?” I do sir, I’m going to call your employer and ask them if you have anything better to do than drive back and forth past me all day blaring out obscene music to antagonize me and little children.
The Spectrum employee gets a D- in my book
the Spectrum employee does gets a D-in your book but in my book he gets a B-
@@marcusbarras5010 Who are you to tell A Business what grade they decide to give the Spectrum employee? That is entirely up to A Business.
@@deannanace8935 not true how long have you been watching ATA i been watching it since the beginning of the pandemic
Kudos to the officer for not arresting him after refusing to sign although he had the discretion to.
@Poole Nudel yea keep going with that entitled mindset see where that gets you one day lol. Refusing to sign gives officer discretion to arrest on the spot this is known. Catch up
@@TokesTvhes trolling
I don't know if the cop was lying, but the fact that the employee didn't contest it makes me believe him. I'm glad the officer was respectful and didn't arrest the guy.
The work you must do to make these unbelievable videos 👏
This was his worst ever. Not only did it not fall under the "Audit the Audit" purview but he took the side of the police when we don’t even know the outcome. That cops story makes no sense and how that work truck has a system in it loud enough to break ordinance is beyond me. That cop just wanted to be a dick. The cops “summarization” was embellished.... How do I know that? cuz the guy respected the officers wishes while at the gas station, said yes sir and turned the music down. Why would he then "drive around the officer over and over with the music blasting to initiate a police interaction." That makes no sense. He had the interaction he would have wanted at the gas station. And how do you intentionally run circles in a car around another car?
I love the people making comments when the video is released 12 minutes ago and it's a 16 minute video lol
maybe they played it back at 2X speed like I do?
Possible early access m8
I watch everything at minimum 2x, and I have an extension to make it go as fast as 9x, though 3.5-4 tends to be my maximum before I can't actually process the words.
Prob bots
The timing isn't always accurate, so it isn't that weird.
Intentionally harassing the officer then mocking him for having "nothing better to do. " the guy is a child. Glad to hear he got fired.
"i'm gonna talk to my sergeant friends.." you can tell that guy thinks the law doesn't apply to him and that whining to someone with some sort of power makes anything he does okay. I hope that's brought up in the hiring. Glad to see more vids of showing when the citizen is the asshole, not just the cops. Some people intentionally try to escalate things or just straight up think they're above the law and it only makes things more difficult and tense for everyone involved. But don't get me wrong, I'm not simping for the police. Overall I don't trust them any more than a random person on the street.
I'm willing to bet the "friend" is a neighbor or acquaintance that doesn't really like him.
I've gone "over" a person that I felt was blatantly in the wrong in their professional capacity twice in my life, and I did not announce it either time. This dude seems like the type to just thoughtlessly spout off from what's shown, but I always just think people are giving whoever they feel has "wronged" them a head start on covering their ass when they say stuff like this.
I 'm just glad to see the Police doing something about assholes that blast their loud music to the world without a care.
"Ain't got nothing better to do"
Then admits he was circling the cop lol
I still enjoy the presentation, research and legal reflexion of every of ATA video. Really a good source of inspiration and I think more people should follow the example and look foward to aquire more legal basis and pursue reflexions on their actions, it should be in the official national education program, it would help society as a whole to enjoy life interacting with each other.
I like the objective tone. I wish more auditors were objective in their approach.
I do too I just don’t like how much it’s repeated . But I love his channel
@@119Agent I mean 98 prevent of auditors are just intentionally doing annoying things to cops to get a reaction.
Then there are awful channels like lackluster who direct audiences to call and email police d we pts and city governments to harass them
Who gets to determine what "ordinary sensibilities" mean?
That guy clearly wanted it to escalate, the officer recognized that that and refused to give him what he wanted.
This comment is as disgusting as saying "she was asking for it."
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@@misteral9045 lol totally the same thing. You're right bro
@@misteral9045 not even close to the same thing, to trivialize such a horrific situation is what's disgusting.
@@jeffk393 As identified by ATA in the video, you'd have to make a huge reach to find anything legally wrong with what the guy was doing. If there's no legal justification, then what was the cop doing and why? And regarding this comment, what's provocative about playing music loud?
Brother you don't need me to tell you but your videos are very awesome and very thoroughly appreciate the knowledge you bring on these topics! We appreciate you spreading truth and making people aware!
Playing loud music from a vehicle in California is illegal.
I was a LEO for 40 yrs and had several incidents similar to this one involving company vehicles and their employee. One was terminated by the company and the other was encouraged to contact me and give a verbal apology. Both were 😂😂! How do you say.... he who laughs last laughs the LOUDEST! 😂😂😂
Thank you for this video. Appreciate examples of professionalism from both sides. Keep up the great work!
Whatever
So wonder if the fucking pig of a cop ever stops those assholes on their bikes that you can hear more than 50ft away? Does he pull over the redneck inbred fuckers who blast country music like Kid Rock, Travis Titty, or Toby Keith? II bet he doesn’t cause he doesn’t have the FUCKING BALLS to do it. This was a simple “I don’t like rap music so I want to throw my badge heavy, pussy ass at the nigg*r”.
The Connecticut State Police (CSP) are the only agency in the USA, Canada, Europe and anywhere in the modern world where the patrol fleet, their entire fleet, has no overt high visibility markings. The CSP has no specific identifiable license plate, striping, no anti-collision chevrons, no badging or graphics, no roof mounted warning lights that allow easy recognition and identification from a distance during any weather or ambient lighting condition. By marking their cruisers the CSP would have the affect of appearing more ubiquitous than they are. The CSP will say we have lights. The lights are at the discretion of the operator, the other vehicle markings mentioned is what is missing and should be required by legislative action if not department proactivity. A Mass state police study, the Feds, Arizona DPS and others have indicated the importance of vehicle markings for the officer and the public. - Discuss.
Lmao he should’ve been pulled over and said sir I’m sorry but you’re in violation of having awful internet . 😂😂😂😂😂
Blasting music in public. We've all been there, when some; "yahoo", does this. However I did the same type-of-thing, when I was a younger person.
And now that I am older, I have to agree with this Leo. Just be respectful and lower the volume, or put headphones on.
Also, we all need to remember that when we are using company vehicle's, wearing company clothing or on the clock. We are an agent or representative of that company. And there are numerous instances when the company was held liable for the actions of thier employee's. So most companies don't want that exposure. Therefore, cross a serious line and it could cost you your job.
You grew up to be a Karen.
Hope this company doesn't pull the radios out of all their trucks
This is so petty on both sides. Don't waste our tax dollars on loud music in a vehicle. And don't be a dick to a cop.